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And if in 4 to 6 weeks you find it is a blow out, don't worry about it. They happen. You can't fix a blowout.

Tattoos take 4 - 6 weeks to heal. You won't know what it's going to look like until then. You can stop worrying, you can't fix blow outs anyway, so have a drink, relax and enjoy your tattoo.

What’s up everyone, new guy here from Philly area. It’s been about 5-6 years since I’ve been tattooed and haven’t followed as closely as once did. Now that I’m at a place where I’m able to seek out pieces and projects i want I’ve got that itch to really get back into it. I’ve got a sleeve by Myke chambers and also a back piece that we started and need to get finished. From the brief reading I’ve done, he doesn’t get much love here. Im a big fan of American traditional but I love and appreciate all styles of tattooing. I’ve been saving my left arm and right leg for a special project, after getting lots of pieces on a whim or just hanging in the shop late night and letting your friend go to work. Currently waiting on my passport so I can begin trying to start a sleeve project with Peter Lagergren

@FXRrich While I'm not a traditionalist here, there certainly are a few - and I totally and emphatically respect what the good ones are doing. Congrats on your Chambers sleeve and really looking forward to see what you get from Lagergren. Both awesome artists.

I takes 4-6 weeks to heal. That's when you'll know. There is no way to know sooner.

I think I got my first tattoo about 9 years ago and didn’t really plan on getting anything after. Not long after I got a half sleeve from Myke. Swore I would never go beyond that. Few months after that we were finishing the full sleeve [emoji23] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk